Allied Irish, Bebe, BP, Tenet, Tesla, Cliffs Natural, Office Depot

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Shares of the following companies made noteworthy moves in the U.S. stock market Tuesday, as investors returned from Monday's Independence Day holiday:

Advancers

U.S.-listed shares of Allied Irish Banks
AIB, +0.52%
gained 4.1% amid speculation that HSBC
HBC, +1.16%
and Poland's PKO BP are among those bidding for the bank's assets. AIB announced last month it plans to shed several branches and its British banking business.

Baker Hughes Inc.
BHI, +0.16%
shares rose almost 4% after the oilfield-service provider announced it has agreed to sell some of its Gulf of Mexico assets to Superior Energy Services Inc.
SPN, -0.76%
for $55 million. Superior shares added more than 2% in afternoon trading.

Bebe Stores
BEBE, -0.55%
shares gained 5.5% after the clothing retailer declared a $1-a-share one-time dividend, payable July 30 to holders of record July 21. The company also said it would discontinue its PH8 division, with the total pretax cost of the move estimated at $17 million.

BP
BP, -1.83%
shares listed in the U.S. advanced 8.7%, mirroring recent gains in the oil giant's London shares. Royal Bank of Scotland upgraded BP to buy from hold, citing probable costs of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill as already discounted at current price levels.

Broadwind Energy Inc.
BWEN, -0.79%
shares jumped almost 16% after the wind-energy service provider's Tower Tech subsidiary was selected by a unit of Spain's Gamesa Corp. Tecnologica to supply structural towers for wind-power sites in the U.S.

Infineon Technologies'
IFNNY, -2.04%
U.S. shares rose 4.5% after the Financial Times reported that Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded the microchip maker to neutral from underperform.

Peabody Energy Corp.
BTU, -7.87%
shares rose more than 3% after the coal company was upgraded to buy from hold at Deutsche Bank.

Ctrip.com International
CTRP, -0.47%
shares traded in the U.S. fell 14% on heavy volume after several Chinese airlines on Monday announced air-ticket commission cuts.

Frontier Communications Corp.
FTR, -3.69%
shares declined 4.4%. Last week, the rural network-service provider announced completion of the acquisition of local wire-line operations in 14 states from Verizon Communications'
VZ, -1.00%

NovaGold Resources Inc.'s
NG, +1.02%
U.S. shares shed 4.2% as the Canadian precious-metals company tracked gold's decline. Gold fell to a six-week low, back below its key $1,200 an ounce level.

Office Depot Inc.
ODP, -1.60%
shares lost almost 5% after Goldman Sachs cut its earnings estimates and price target on the office-supply retailer, citing major contract losses. The investment bank reduced 2010 earnings per share to a loss of 13 cents from a loss of 12 cents and lowered its price target to $5 from $8.

Tesla Motors Inc.
TSLA, -0.94%
shares dropped 16% in its fifth day of trade after gaining more than 40% in their public-market debut a week ago.

Wilshire Bancorp Inc.
WIBC, -0.30%
shares were among the few financial decliners, down 7.5% after the bank announced it would suspend dividends following a second-quarter earnings loss.

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